Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty on Wednesday urged undecided Senate offices to meet an everyday crypto holder before voting on the Clarity Act, as Republicans warn the bill is likely to fail on Sept. 15.

What Alderoty Is Asking For

Alderoty reached out directly to undecided and opposed Senate offices with a simple request: sit down with a real American crypto holder before casting a vote.

Not a lobbyist or industry executive, but an ordinary person who owns crypto and has a story worth hearing.

He argued that Congress should hear from the 67 million Americans who stand to be affected by the outcome before making its decision.

Why the Bill Is in Trouble

Analyst Scott Melker flagged on X that Senate Republicans say the Clarity Act is…